What are the features of the Bajaj Broking Brokerage Calculator?
It supports multiple segments — equity, F&O — and calculates brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges, and stamp duty in one step without requiring a login.
Most traders think about price first. What the trade actually costs is an afterthought — and by then, the order is already through. A brokerage calculator changes that. Put in the trade details, and it lays out every charge before anything is placed: brokerage, STT, GST, exchange fees, and stamp duty. Everything is clear and upfront.
Here is something most new traders find out the hard way — brokerage is just one part of what a trade costs. STT, GST, exchange charges, and stamp duty all get added on top, and they shift depending on the segment. A brokerage calculator brings all of it into one place before a position is opened.
It covers equity delivery, intraday, futures, options. Using a brokerage calculator online takes less than a minute, and there is nothing to sign up for.
The figures are not estimates. They reflect the actual rates for the segment and order type entered. That alone makes it worth running before every trade — not just the large ones.
A brokerage charges calculator takes what you enter and applies the right charge rates for that segment. It runs through each component one by one.
After all of that, the brokerage charges calculator shows what is actually left — net profit or loss. To begin trading, you will need to open demat account.
There are five things to fill in. After that, the calculator takes over.
Change any number and the output updates immediately. Nothing needs to be resubmitted.
It’s easy to enter a trade without fully understanding the costs involved. A brokerage calculator helps estimate these charges in advance, making it easier to understand the total cost before placing a trade.
The brokerage charges calculator uses a clear formula. However, many traders, especially first-time investors, are often surprised by how quickly these charges add up. Here is an example of a standard equity delivery trade.
| Parameter | Value |
| Stock | ABC Ltd |
| Buy price | ₹500 per share |
| Quantity | 100 shares |
| Sell price | ₹520 per share |
| Gross buy value | ₹50,000 |
| Gross sell value | ₹52,000 |
| Brokerage (0.5% each side) | ₹250 + ₹260 = ₹510 |
| STT (0.1% on buy + sell) | ₹50 + ₹52 = ₹102 |
| GST on brokerage (18%) | ₹91.80 |
| Exchange charges (approx.) | ₹20 |
| Net profit | ₹2,000 − ₹723.80 = ₹1,276.20 |
The gross gain here is ₹2,000. After charges, just over ₹1,276 is what remains — about 36% less than the headline number. That is the gap the calculator is built to show before the trade, not after.
Bajaj Broking's brokerage calculator covers all major segments on NSE and BSE under one roof. No account needed, no setup required.
Brokerage is just one piece. Several other things shape what a trade ends up costing, and the brokerage calculator accounts for all of them.
It supports multiple segments — equity, F&O — and calculates brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges, and stamp duty in one step without requiring a login.
Bajaj Broking offers multiple subscription plans with varying brokerage structures. Check the official pricing page for current plan details, as rates are subject to revision.
Calculators are available for equity delivery, equity intraday, futures, options segments. Each applies the applicable fee structure for that instrument type.
Yes. Most brokerage calculators, including this one, are freely accessible online. No account registration or payment is required to use the tool.
It provides a complete cost breakdown before a trade, helps identify the breakeven price, and allows comparison of charges across segments without manual computation.
Brokerage = (Trade Value × Brokerage Rate). Total cost adds STT, GST (18% on brokerage), exchange transaction charges, and stamp duty to this figure.
Intraday brokerage applies to both the buy and sell legs of the same-day trade. STT for intraday equity is 0.025% only on the sell side (Source: SEBI).
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is a government levy on equity transactions. For equity delivery, it is 0.1% on both sides; for intraday, 0.025% on the sell side only (Source: SEBI).
The breakeven point is the price at which total charges equal the gross profit. The calculator displays this as a separate output field after entering buy price, quantity, and charges.
SEBI levies a regulatory fee on transactions executed on recognised stock exchanges. The current rate is ₹10 per crore of turnover (Source: SEBI).
A brokerage calculator estimates net profit or loss based on entered buy and sell prices. It does not forecast prices or market outcomes.
Other charges include STT, GST (18% on brokerage and transaction fees), exchange transaction charges, SEBI regulatory fees, and stamp duty as applicable.
Divide net profit (after all charges) by the total capital deployed, then multiply by 100. The brokerage calculator provides net profit directly for this computation.
Brokerage itself is a service charge and attracts 18% GST. Capital gains from the underlying trades are taxed separately under STCG or LTCG provisions (Source: Income Tax Act).
Brokerage is the fee paid to the broker for executing a trade. Service charges are broader fees for account-related services. GST applies on both.
Yes. GST at 18% is levied on brokerage fees and exchange transaction charges for all trades executed on recognised Indian stock exchanges (Source: SEBI).
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